HotBodiesGirl

I just happen to drive the best touring car out there so the name is very fitting...dontcha think??

jjmudd

iTrader: (5)

I've seen the size of your Hubby....so I'll let this one rest!!!

snopro31

iTrader: (57)

You must be running a Tamiya then so i dont think the name is very fitting



With that joke said i will move my Tamiya out of the way of all you fast clone drivers....

Phoenix82

iTrader: (5)

Hi Leann. I hope you guy brought lots of parts in for me and my new cyclone..ask anybody.. i can break anything..lots of arms,c-hubs ect...Nick

tandman

iTrader: (7)

I think that at least one class will be Hotbodies 1 -2 ...

stulec52

iTrader: (26)

Just in case I get tempted............
Which is the best Mini Chassis to pick up? and does it have to be front wheel drive?
I love the look of the old Alfa, but might not be legal, if not is the Suzuki Swift legal ? any suggestion gratefully received !

adamge

iTrader: (1)

Suzuki Swift!! You'll see a 1:1 at the races this weekend, in case anyone wants to make their model more accurately scale.

Killerkevin

We run the rubber tires on our minis in Regina. We have some guys with the new swift in our club but for the most part most people have the mo3l

axle182

iTrader: (18)

from memory, the MO3L was the car of choice, with the BMW mini cooper. altho the swift wasnt out then. either way stu, there are great fun, plus we get to use all those silver can motors we get with every Tamiya kit

c-lyon

iTrader: (8)

HBG, are you allowing the use of Niftech at the MH race?

slotcarrod

iTrader: (2)

Colin. Come and get your BOND car!

snopro31

iTrader: (57)

Yea the RWD cars are legal and i think once setup are the best running of them all. but it will take some time to make it right out of the box they suck just ask John and them that ran mine last year in regina

HotBodiesGirl

Colin

Niftech is allowed as long as its citrus based.

THEBIGBULL

iTrader: (5)

TRACTION COMPOUND

My thoughts !!!!!!

Rule says anything citrus based....self explanetory. TQ8 ETC. acceptable

Jack the Gripper...Officially or not. It was allowed last year, so I would say it is acceptable.Corally also has a new a product out called SXT sounds like the Nitec stuff. (Stormer lists in there Corally section)

Calgary has stated that Niftec is the "ONLY" traction compound that will be allowed on there carpet. Therefore it should acceptable at the other series venues.

The old style Paragon "NO". Apparently Paragon has a new odor free product???????.

"NO" home brew compounds.

Anything from Chernobel or Three mile island is out.

I think the primary purpose of the compound rule is to use a product that is relatively odor free and doesn't get everyone on the premises "HIGH". I read the Labels on Jack the gripper, TQ8, and the new Niftec stuff today and they all are flammable and "TOXIC" to some degree. The one thing in common, Every time I buy a can T/C is the price has gone up!!!!!! 4oz Niftec at HOBBY WHOLESALE $18.00+ with tax.....

So if you have some "STRANGE BREW" I suggest you ask the race director or a "WCIC" Rep in Medicine Hat for clarification..

Wish I could make the race this weekend, unfortunately, as usual,this time of year we are trying to complete as much work as we can before old man winter shuts us down. Dam, Gonna miss Leanns "CHILE".

TJ

WCIC reps, these are my thoughts on the issue , please add any further comments.

snopro31

iTrader: (57)

Is there going to be any kids or some people not racing that i can hire to marshel for me? i broke a few ribs and dont think i will be able to marshel to fast (not that i was a speed demon to begin with )